Highways England on the hunt for Lower Thames Crossing project manager

By Jordan Marshall2020-06-29T05:00:00

Government agency says winner of £242m deal will not be able to be main contractor on £6.8bn scheme

Highways England has started the search for a project manager on the £6.8bn Lower Thames Crossing project.

The agency said it was launching a procurement process to find a firm to fill its £242m so-called ‘integration partner’ contract but said the winning firm would be precluded from being the main contractor on the job.

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